Utilize The mVm Miller Voice Method® For Breakthrough Results.
About The Method
The mVm is a unique communication training system based in the neuroscience behind how people become - and stay - captivated.
Listen deeply, speak freely, spark response.
Miller Communication Consulting uses the mVm Miller Voice Method® to cultivate breakthrough habits for listening, communicating, and captivating audiences like never before.
Developed through decades of field and scientific research, the mVm Miller Voice Method® is a transformational ‘breath and communication’ system that enables people to reach and sustain peak captivation performance that not only captures attention, but holds onto it.
Hone Your Whole Voice.
The mVm Miller Voice Method® unlocks the power of your whole voice: strong, confident, and unforgettable. “Voice,” of course, refers to the literal voice that can be controlled and trained like a specialized muscle, but more importantly, Voice also refers broadly to the unique character, personality, and deeper presence that can be conveyed in Human-Communication, sometimes explicitly, but more often implicitly.
MCC only deploys solutions with this in mind, to help communicators unlock and hone their whole voice.
Let Neuroscience Do What It Does Best.
The latest neuroscience shows that different ways of breathing alter cognitive functions. The mVm incorporates this knowledge, unlike any other leadership or communication skills training, teaching you to integrate your breath with your intention.
The key to winning over your audience is to have them see themselves in you. The mVm facilitates this recognition not by manipulating the audience into a false, curated image of who you are, but by stripping away the fears and bad habits that keep you from communicating your authentic self.
The mVm Miller Voice Method® is taught at the following research universities:
New York University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Southern Methodist University, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Scientists that have advised and/or contributed to the Method:
Kurt Gray, PhD, Professor of Psychology at UNC Chapel Hill
Neil Mulligan, PhD, Professor and Director of Cognitive Psychology at UNC Chapel Hill (the nation's leading scholar on memory function)
David Poeppel, PhD, Professor of Psychology and Neural Science at NYU and Director of the Department of Neuroscience at Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics
Milan R. Amin, MD, Director of The Voice Center at NYU Langone Health
Ryan C. Branski, PhD, Assistant Director of The Voice Center at NYU Langone Health